St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-07-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry Bartlett of Binghamton, N. Y
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. NJ. t. Fenno and daughter Lulu
go to Old Orchard next week.
Mrs. Fred E. Carpenter is visiting
friends in Boston and Newton, Mass.
Mrs. G.. D. Randall is spending ,
week or so with friends at Lunenburg
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Batchelder have
gone to Old Orchard for the summer
E. H. Ross goes to Hanover thi
week to pursue his studies in chemis
try.
Clinton Cheney goes to the Flum'
house where he will work through the
summer.
Master Johnnie Celley of Canaan, N
H., is in town visiting his young &C.
quaintances.
Harold Poore Page is visiting friends
in st. Johnsbury, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. C-L. Page.
Charles Lock of Harvey & Browns
store is enjoying his vacation at his
home in Irasburgh.
Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Ross and
Lizzie, Julia and Matte Ross are al
Prouts Neck, Maine.
Rev. E. P. Wild of Newport begins
his work with the Manchester COngre-
gational church Oct. /.
C. w. Davis, Organist of Burlington,
played the North church organ with
great taste last Sabbath.
DR.. j. r. Nelson's sister, from Cam
bridge, N. Y, the doctors former
home, is visiting him here.
Agnes Hall, book keeper at the First
national bank, has been at the Will
loughby lake house the past week.
Agnes Holder goes to BinghamtOn.
N. Y, to morrow where she will spend
the rest of the summer visiting friends
Mrs. III. B. Davis and her daughter
Nellie are visiting friends at Lisbon
N. H., and other places in that vicinity
Jesse B. Rogers, Esq, of Milburn
N. j., was in town last week at the flu
neral of his father-in-law, Lambert
Hastings.
Rev. Edward Fairbanks and family
are rusticating at Brunswick Springs
Prof. Bracket and family go thithel
this week.
Mrs. George HI. Bradford and child
rem of Sherbrooke are in st. Johns
bury, the guests of her brother, DR.. HI
c. Newell.
William It. Whitelaw of Boston il
the guest of w. S. Streeter, who, by
the way, is summering with his fami
ly at Ryegate.
Miss Hattie Chaffee goes to Fitch
burg, Mass, the first of Septemb Der
where she is engaged as teacher il
the Grammar school.
Editor G. M. Stone and wife an(
foreman III. B. Davis of the CaledOniar
office joined the summer excursion o
the Vermont Press association thil
week to Nantucket.
Walter I'll. Hale, many years black
smith at Miller's carriage shop, but fol
two years of Ryegate, has returned
and gone to work in the scale shops.
w. Raymond, son of Emmons Ray
mond, late president of the Passump
sic railroad, has been appointed gener
al excursion agent of Central Vernon
lines, with headquarters at 296 Wash
ingtOn street, Boston.
Jason Hinman of New York is visit
ing friends in town. Mr.. Hinmal
graduated from the academy in g
and from Amherst in '85, and is nov
employed by the CHM & Heath pub
fishing company, N. Y.
Hugh G. Moore of Amesbury, Mass.
is spending few days in town. HI
has about recovered from his recen
severe sickness and calculates that til
fresh air of Vermont is all that is need
ed to completely restore health.
Derby academy is to have for it
principal next year Irving o. Palmer O
So. LivermOre, Maine. He ia a gradu
ate of Colby university and is highl
recommended for scholarship, Chris
tian charac ter and successful work a
teacher.
Rev. E. HI. Byington, formerly c
Windsor, well known here, who ha
recently been brought into prominen
notice because of "a breach of promis
allegation against him by maiden la
dy of Munson, Mass, sailed for Europ
the last week in June, with his wife
to be gone four months.
! Boston papers speak in the highes
terms of recent musical recital "t
unusual merit and interest" given
Miss Hattie A. Morse. Her work
spoken of as "delightfully accurate
finished and musical" Miss Morse
we'll known here as former membt
of the South church choir.
Quite a party of st. Johnsburyite
availed themselves of the opportunit
to go to Chicago this week. Misst
COnant, Harvey, Edna Stewart an
Ladd of the st. Johnsbury schools a.
tend the educational meetings job
II. Drew goes on business and Mrs.
d. Morse and daughter on visit I
friends West.
sympathy for Mr.. Putney.